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Showing posts with label Luiz Vieira. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luiz Vieira. Show all posts

Sunday, June 10, 2018

Luiz Vieira - Meus Canarin (baião) from Retalhos Do Nordeste - Copacabana (1958)

Like Luiz Wanderley, Vieira has a fantastic and interesting voice. Retalhos Do Nordeste, one of the great LPs during the second wave of forró, has been reissued on vinyl and much of Luiz Vieira's work has been anthologized on LPs and CDs. One of the reasons that I started collecting forró vinyl was because of the paltry amount of reissues on CD. I don't particularly like vinyl. it's fragile, noisy and most forró vinyl was abused or badly pressed. Collecting the genre is frustrating. Viera is one of the few artists during the 1985-2005 big reissue period who had a few remasters here and there, but his classic albums did not get reissued completely on CD, so yet again, I am stuck with the vinyl. 

Luiz Vieira - Retalhos Do Nordeste - Copacabana (1958)

Saturday, May 14, 2016

Luiz Vieira - Eu Sou Eu from Em Tempo De Verdade - Copacabana (1971)

This is Luiz Vieira's debut on this Forró LP Gringo. Vieira dipped his toes in multiple Brazilian genres during his recording career, including baião and forró. He gradually moved away from northeastern music as his career progressed. Eu So Eu features Vieira's powerful voice, a forró rhythm with a bit of samba cuíca. The LP, Em Tempo De Verdade, may also be of interest to Tropicalia collectors, because Rógerio Duprat was involved with the arrangements, along with Leo Peracchi, Moacyr Portes and José Briamonte. The majority of the LP features lush, nicely orchestrated ballads. 

Luiz Vieira - Eu Sou Eu from Em Tempo De Verdade - Copacabana (1971) 


Luiz Vieira - Em Tempo De Verdade - Copacabana (1971)